Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are the specific IT requirements for defense contractors?
Defense contractors must comply with stringent regulations such as DFARS, NIST SP 800-171, and CMMC. These requirements mandate strict cybersecurity measures, including access controls, data encryption, and regular monitoring. TechSage Solutions ensures your IT systems meet all these requirements, keeping your operations secure and compliant.
How does TechSage Solutions help with CMMC compliance?
TechSage Solutions provides a comprehensive approach to CMMC compliance, including initial assessments, gap analysis, policy development, and implementation of necessary controls. We work with you to achieve the required level of CMMC certification, ensuring your business remains eligible for defense contracts.
Why is cybersecurity critical for defense contractors?
Defense contractors handle highly sensitive data that is often targeted by cybercriminals and nation-state actors. Robust cybersecurity is essential to protect this data, maintain compliance with regulations, and safeguard national security interests. TechSage Solutions implements advanced cybersecurity measures to protect your data and IT systems from threats.
Can TechSage Solutions manage our entire IT infrastructure?
Yes, TechSage Solutions offers comprehensive IT infrastructure management services. We handle everything from network management and server maintenance to cloud services and disaster recovery. Our goal is to ensure your IT environment is secure, efficient, and aligned with your business objectives.
What happens if we experience a data breach or security incident?
If your organization experiences a data breach or security incident you must immediately report it to your cyber liability insurance provider, With their permission TechSage Solutions can provide support to contain the threat, mitigate damage, and recover any affected systems. We will also work with your insurance company's forensics team to conduct a thorough investigation to identify the cause of the breach and implement measures to prevent future incidents.